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Doesn't code signing give any advantage to Chrome? If an executable and all its dependent libraries are signed by trusted party MSE ought to be able to lower it
by blinkingled 15y ago
Doesn't code signing give any advantage to Chrome? If an executable and all its dependent libraries are signed by trusted party MSE ought to be able to lower its aggression level a bit. How likely is that a Google signed Chrome exe could be injected or rewritten with malicious code without invalidating the signature? That coupled with some white listing and these type of things should never happen.
- pilif 15y agoI don't think that's a good idea. At least not in general. Signing only proves the identity of whoever signed it. It doesn't say whether the signers infrastructure was infected at the time between compiling and signing. Granted. Google is probably safe. But can you tell that for every thirdparty vendor who has a code signing certificate (they are quite easy to get)